We took Jackson on another romp today which I will illustrate with some satellite photos.
Photo 1 shows the general area including Loco, the drive (yellow) to the training/romp area, the area including the ravine, and the satellite track (red).
In Photo 2, the red GPS track in the ravine appears as a bunch of squiggly lines because Jackson and I walked back & forth, Jackson fetching, etc.
I mentioned in my post on April 8, that Jackson leaped in the "high, green grass." All that brown you see in the upper left is actually green now -the satellite photo was probably taken last fall.
In my post on February 26, I described a road “about 1/3-mile long.” Photo 3 shows that road which is actually 0.33 miles according to my GPS tracker. As you can see, this is an ideal area for training as there are few distractions and a safe place to let a dog run.
Jackson did very well again today. As it was wall-to-wall sunshine with a temperature of 84F, we were both pretty thirsty when we returned to Loco Ln. He wasted no time getting to his drinking fountain.
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2 comments:
That tracking thing is cool!!!
Perhaps in 10 -15 years they will have some you can implant into the bums of teenagers!!!
:-)
'you mean when E---- is
13-18???
Grandpa C
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